Showing posts with label Bahamas government debt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bahamas government debt. Show all posts
Friday, June 15, 2012

...if the Bahamian economy were to grow at a level of six to eight percent ...we would not be talking about government debt... ...The reason why we should prioritize economic growth over debt reduction is because greater economic activity generates greater revenue for government... ...Greater revenue reduces reliance on borrowing and so, debt would fall over time... ...Further, higher levels of growth usually lead to lower levels of unemployment, more opportunities for individuals to make money in order to pay their mortgages, to pay for college, or to start new businesses... ...But, in order to achieve such levels of growth, we need a plan

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A call for a national economic plan By David Frazer In the 1960s, Germany experienced one of the world’s most impressive examples of ec...
Saturday, May 1, 2010

Bahamas Government Debt To Worsen

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GOVT DEBT TO WORSEN By CANDIA DAMES ~ Guardian News Editor ~ candia@nasguard.com: A rising government deficit and persistent revenue vulnera...
Friday, June 17, 2005

The Bahamas Government’s Commitment to Fiscal Prudence Questioned

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Hubert Ingraham on Fiscal Prudence Ingraham Slams Budget By Candia Dames candiadames@hotmail.com Nassau, The Bahamas 17th June 2005 There ap...
Thursday, May 26, 2005

The Bahamas 2005-2006 Fiscal Deficit is Projected to Increase Over the Previous Period

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The Bahamas 2005-2006 National Budget Projects The Government Finance Statistic (GFS)  Deficit of $172 million Budget Deficit Soars By Candi...